The RTGs don't provide thrust either... as TFS states, it's used (among other things) to keep the hydrazine tanks for attitude control from freezing. Also, solar panels wouldn't help much, because it's orbit extends as far as Jupiter's (with the periapsis being a little outside Earth's orbit).
The good thing is that the N800 also gets the new IT OS version (2008), which clocks the CPU to 400MHz. So the N810 has the same basic hard- and software as the N800.
Fry: Hey, as long as you don't make me smell Uranus.
Leela: I don't get it.
Professor: I'm sorry, Fry, but astronomers renamed Uranus in 2620 to end that stupid joke once and for all.
Fry: Oh. What's it called now?
Professor: Urectum. Here, let me locate it for you.
Fry: Hehe, no, no, I think I'll just smell around a bit over here.
From the Wikipedia article:
If Voyager 1 is still functioning when it finally passes the heliopause, scientists will get their first direct measurements of the conditions in the interstellar medium.
Personally, I think NASA could more easily improve their image by putting a few cameras on the shuttle.. and showing us what the astronauts are actually doing when they're going through the procedures to return to earth, say, instead of showing us shot after shot of the landing strip, 4 hours before the shuttle is even scheduled to enter the atmosphere. You should have a look at NASA TV during Shuttle missions.
They can measure the distance of the galaxies and therefore imply that the cluster is too far away to be a bunch of stars (because of their observed size/luminosity).
It may just as easily (and appears to my untrained eye) to be more like a star system than a super super colliding galaxy. Umm, because stars are much smaller and less bright?
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The RTGs don't provide thrust either... as TFS states, it's used (among other things) to keep the hydrazine tanks for attitude control from freezing. Also, solar panels wouldn't help much, because it's orbit extends as far as Jupiter's (with the periapsis being a little outside Earth's orbit).
Also, how many laptop miles do I need to pipe that amount of data through bzip2 in 1 minute?
Hopefully Adobe's Open Screen Project will fix that, because I'm not going to use Flash until a free implementation exists.
After the three people left, there are -1 people in the building. Add one and you've got 0, no-one.
Why not just skip the reading part and complain right away?
Oh, wait...
Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me!
Not to mention that the screen will get pretty gross in this scenario.
Damn, and I was so eager to visit goatse. :(
No, but Grammar Nazis will.
Make that "GNU/Linux Washing Powder" and "Emacs limescale remover" and you're set.
Well, if someone buried them, it would certainly have been Khrushchev!
The good thing is that the N800 also gets the new IT OS version (2008), which clocks the CPU to 400MHz. So the N810 has the same basic hard- and software as the N800.
Unfortunately, they changed the two SDHC-Slots to a single miniSD slot. It has 2GB of internal flash, though.
Apparently not.
Fry: Hey, as long as you don't make me smell Uranus.
Leela: I don't get it.
Professor: I'm sorry, Fry, but astronomers renamed Uranus in 2620 to end that stupid joke once and for all.
Fry: Oh. What's it called now?
Professor: Urectum. Here, let me locate it for you.
Fry: Hehe, no, no, I think I'll just smell around a bit over here.
I think that would be the National Security Bureau.
The NASA-Site has some pictures of the probe during assembly.
And maybe it wasn't stolen but managed to flew away after the crew repaired it for nearly a century!
They can measure the distance of the galaxies and therefore imply that the cluster is too far away to be a bunch of stars (because of their observed size/luminosity).
It is assumed that the universe is not infinite in size.
You should see this movie.
No, the question is: Will it blend?